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then he said one are a democrat and i am a democrat, but it is far more important not that you are an r or d or c or d. he said try to be a construct is, a capital c. i am very grateful for him to coming to south dakota. thank you all very much. [applause] ♪ >> up next examining social media's impact on the careers of politicians and journalists. then a political roundtable on the impact of the women's vote in the upcoming elections. the c-span's coverage of 2014 campaign continues with the idaho u.s. senate race. >> be part of c-span's campaign 2014 coverage. follow us on twitter and like us on facebook. clips,debate schedules, previous -- c-span is bringing you over 100 debates and you can instantly share your reactions to what the candidates are saying, the battle or control of congress. stay in touch and engage by following us on twitter, @c -span. >> >> next, a look at how social media has impacted the careers of politicians and journalists, like anthony weiner, dan rather, george allen, ted stevens, and rick perry. from the steamboat institute's annual freedom conference in colora

so it's a little bit hr of an r & b sound. i will move more in that direction.ays been there. definitely you feel hear the hits and the rocking songs on this. >> two things you said i want to go back and get right quick. there are any number or artist who is do this. when an artist changes bands at a certain point in their career. whenever it might be and for whatever reason, why change bands at a certain point in your career? >> i have changed it up on the record. because i don't want to stay in one place. and i will tour with these guys. i still have the same drummer i have had for four years. we are definitely connected. to branch out where i want to go, i felt like i needed just different musicians. >> a different band helps you get a different sound. >> not so uh much a sound but a different feel. it's a collaborative effort up there. personalities and the way someone plays a song. whether they aren on top of the beat or whether they hang back makes a big difference. that will bring it out in me. i'm looking looking forward tot it. >> you said r & b has alw

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that is might be in the same predicament that we might be in in san francisco that could be joined in an *r a leveraged effort, i think that's something to look at, if there's opportunities we might have to go to scale or something with other places around the bay area that are looking underground. >> i'll add that to my notes to see if there's other places and seeing if there's other people we can partner with should changes need to be made. one of the biggest ones would be a franchise, san francisco is the only one that's in the boat they are in. most of the others have created franchises that need to be changed. but san francisco's was done so long ago that option was never put into it. i'm not sure yet and i'll talk with the undergrounding folks see if they know of other folks we can partner with that would help us if we have something that needs to be changed. >> i would hope so because in perpetuity is a long time. commissioner crews. >> thank you. so i was very interested in our last meeting and supervisor haynes' request that we look into undergrounding. part of that was really arou

that is might be in the same predicament that we might be in in san francisco that could be joined in an *raged effort, i think that's something to look at, if there's opportunities we might have to go to scale or something with other places around the bay area that are looking underground. >> i'll add that to my notes to see if there's other places and seeing if there's other people we can partner with should changes need to be made. one of the biggest ones would be a franchise, san francisco is the only one that's in the boat they are in. most of the others have created franchises that need to be changed. but san francisco's was done so long ago that option was never put into it. i'm not sure yet and i'll talk with

that's brailey with an r to those watching. >>> tonight, at this hour, all eyes are on kentucky where democrat alison grimes is battling in a deep, deep red state against most of the country. right now, the two are facing off in their first and only debate of the cycle. it's a big moment for grimes. and she's going to the debate with her campaign being trashed left, right and center. much of the criticism stems from the meeting with the louisville courier general's editorial last week. >> did you vote for president obama 2008-2012? >> this election isn't about the president. it's about making sure we put kentucians back to work. >> did you vote for him? >> i was on the way to delegate. i think people are kentucky know i'm a democrat through and through. i respect the sanctity of the ballot box and i know that the members of this editorial board do, as well. >> kentucky expects her to cast a tough vote on anything? is she ever going to answer a tough question on anything? >> so you're not going to answer? >> i'm mitch mcconnell and i approve this message. >> i think she disqualified he

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stephanie is an r. or a colorado. hi stephanie. you are on book tv. >> caller: hi. thanks for taking my call congressman and mr. joseph thank you so much for being here today and thank you for telling your story. i would like to echo what the lady said from washington is that what is the scope of the federal government? in how they reached the 50 states? there's a separation. the states do have their own laws and jurisdictions and their constitutions and such but it's all throughout the contiguous united states that there is police brutality with minority groups and also mr. joseph mentioned something very important as well that it's our fellow white americans as well that should be alarmed at this. there are some flights and constitutional rights that have been breached here and i wonder what the federal government, what is the scope, how far can he reach and what can they do or is it just left up to the state? i have five children, we have three boys and two girls. the three boys are adults doing well have six figures. they are very intelligent but i was alarmed a

this is an r pm reader built into the hood. such a thing, crazy. cool thing is, too, with these cars, such a lower profile. everything suv's these days. and the other thing is this 70 chevy half shelf he will. nice looking ride round down. oh, these muscle cars so cool. here is the latest. we'll put up full screen of information you need to know. of course all of this information is on myfoxphilly.com. but it is at the atlantic city convention center, it is tomorrow from 9:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. then again saturday same showers 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. this is called the fall classics cars show and auction gpk auctions, putting this on, mike, for 42 years now, every year, they've been doing the big auction, this time in the fall, because they've had such positive response. >> cool. >> again, 400 cars like these. >> let me see the bon jovi car one more time. >> let's go see it. >> i'll try to get in it. >> run, forest, run. >> wish me luck. here we go. >> oh, is he going to try to fit again? oh, darn. >> he may not get out that far darn thing. >> i w

>> he can't give up what he needs as an r ae&r goes on in t country.drow wilson, estimated to have played 1,200 rounds of golf in office. dwight eisenhower, 1,600. the president is only at 200. he is doing okay. >> yeah. wilson and eisenhower? big golfers. >> 1,600! enough gone every single day. right? >> so, you know, you're not down on the president for playing golf. >> do you play golf, bill? >> no. for sissies. >> what do you do? >> wilson made my point. i play ice hockey. >> the little pants with the plaid? >> nickers? >> little beanie cap. >> ever been in a country club locker room with golfers you give up the game. guarantee you. >> ask you about that later. >> no. you won't get the answer. >>> watters is on deck. columbus day. do the folks know anything about old chris? >>> back of the book segment it's columbus day and many americans off from school and work. not me and not watters. we sent him to sleepy hollow, new york, where the headless horseman was terrorized ichabod crane. his assignment? to ask the folks about christopher columbus and o

if you have an r or a d after your name, you should not be talking about this. >> president obama and his administration the way they handled it, the way they poo-pooed anything, this is no big deal. >> picture being, headline being better than a thousand words. let me put up the "new york daily news." there's the president for god's sake, get a grip. coming back to your point, ed. the president doing televised briefings about the state of the ebola effort and cancelling campaign fundraising. that's been an issue in the past. has the white house caved to the media argument that optics matter? >> they were telling us over the summer when the jetliner was shot down over ukraine you can be president from anywhere. of course if events dictate he needs to be in the white house he'll go back. in this case he could have done these briefings, secure phone lines on air force one. he's continued fundraising throughout all kinds of things. the benghazi attack in 2012 he went to las vegas for a political rally the next day on september 12. this week they realized the narrative had changed and wha

. >> jimmy: and i like to try to beat him in an r/c race when he comes to visit this show.nd whatever. >> jimmy: 0 and 3. [ laughter ] today we are using these ipads. we're gonna control these jumping drones. jumping drones. >> never seen them before. >> jimmy: yeah. >> they look fun. >> jimmy: we set up a course in the studio here. >> right. >> jimmy: we are going to race off the stage, then jump through that hoop. then race through that lit-up tunnel. >> cool. >> jimmy: then make a right turn, hop over frank knuckles from the legendary roots crew. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] after jumping over knuckles, you have to jump up the steps. first one to jump their drone up onto their lap is the champion. >> wow. >> jimmy: yeah. >> can we stand up? >> jimmy: yeah. >> okay. >> jimmy: tyler perry, are you ready for this? >> yeah. i don't know, which one am i? >> jimmy: frank knuckles, are you ready for this? [ laughter ] all right, good. can we get some jumping drone racing music? i don't know what that would mean. all right. here we go. ♪ [ laughter ] >> uh-huh, uh-huh, u

you're a democrat and i am a democrat, but it is far more important, not if you're an r or a d,if youre a c constructive or destructive in the legislative process. right here, and i am very grateful to him for coming here to join us. thank you very much. [applause] "q&a" with robert, an author and vietnam veteran. liberal democrat annual conference. and then, another chance to see the conversation on washington politics and bipartisanship with former leaders trent lott of mississippi and tom daschle of south >> like us on facebook.com. >> this week on "q&a," our guest is robert timberg, journalist and author of "blue eyed boy." in 1965, he was a marine 13 days away from coming home when his vehicle struck a landmine and changed his life forever. he talks about the impact of the experience, the 35 surgeries he has had, his thoughts on the

republicans know he has an r beside his name so they're starting to come home to him. what he needs to do is to try to appeal to some of the independents, the many independents out there, especially in northern virginia. >> we have seen ugliness in terms of political ads out in the last couple weeks. we have a month left before election day. do you expect tonight we'll see shots fired from the podium? >> you know, they had one other debate earlier in the summer in july when very few were watching, and that was a pretty barbed debate. and, again, i think if ed gillespie wants to pick up some ground tonight, he's going to have to fire some shots at mark warner and kind of chip away a little bit. he has been trying to do that by closely associated mark warner with president obama on popular policies like the affordable care act. you know, so i think they will mix it up ate little bit tonight. mark warner, on the other hand, i think will try to hold his ground, probably try to look senatorial. i don't expect him to engage quite as much in, you know, perhaps negative attack

. >> braley with an "r" big race, maybe the key race in the senate. >>> the office of vice presidents not commenting today on the discharge of his youngest son, from the u.s. navy earlier this year. senior u.s. officials tell nbc news that hunter biden tested positive for cocaine last year and was discharged in february. as first reported by "the wall street journal" last night. the 44-year-old yale educated lawyer is a married father of three. he was a naval reserve officer. he enlisted at the age of 34. he chairs the world food program, interviewed him here on that subject. the navy says biden was treated just like any other sailor. or enlisted officer, you're watching "andrea mitchell reports," only on msnbc. but it doesn't hold me back. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. non-24 is a circadian rhythm disorder that affects up to 70% of people who are totally blind. talk to your doctor about your symptoms and learn more by calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. do you have the coverage? you need? open enrollment ends december

>> according to city leaders, this was an outstanding r response. the governor said we had been preparing for this not just at the hospital system, but also with transportation systems. the fdny responded right away when dr. spencer reported his fever and they sent their emt's in with their full protective gear. and here at the hospital we have specialized doctors and nurses that are trained and ready for this. we have done stories in recent weeks, about how bellevue hospital has been preparing and drilling. and one of the things that they have really learned out of dallas was the idea of these protective suits, this is something we have seen come up here. and the head of the cdc putting out new protocol. we know the suits these doctors and nurses are working are completely head to toe. the idea that leave no skin cells uncovered. and nay have these quarantine rooms ready to go. they have sliding glass doors. so it really seems like they are prepared unless we hear otherwise from the mayor. >> you bring me to a point that i think a lot of people hav

lling all themerican troops out of iraq was another grievous error, an unfororced error r at allowed is, which was an affiliate of al qaeda, an offshoot ofl qaeda to regainin strength and become the most dangerous terror group right now. whatat'm terrified about is the current u.s. admistration policy is to do the same dan thing in afghanistan, pull all american forces out the end of 2017. at the end of every successssfu war since world war i the united states has f fought we've left american forces in country, in germany, in japan, in italy, in korea, in the balance cans in order to prevent what caused that war from breaking out, causing aricans to bleed on that soil to prevt anotrarar from break out. we need to do the same thing i afghanistan or we'll be fighting agn in afghastan five years from now, mark my words. >> john, thanks for joining us. for more of our conversatn, go to def >> six weeks ago nato leaders convened for their summit meeting and they vowed the alliance would never allow its borders to be violated. president barack obama spoke in estonia worried about its giant

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an m-r-i confirmed houston tore his a- c-l while celebrating a meaningless sack in the fourth quarter the cubs off- season has gotten more interesting now that joe maddon is on the market. after spending nine seasons in tampa, there's speculation maddon could replace cubs manager rick renteria. the cubs have not addressed the situation, but reiase a emt saying he's awe the rumors, but he's focused on bring a championship to chicago. the bulls are just one day away from the season opener in new york, and jimmy butler is a game- time decision. he's recovering from a sprained thumb and is still having trouble dribbling with his left hand. the bulls also picked up the third- year option for tony snell. the bulls are just one day away from the season opener in new york, and jimmy butler is a game- he's from is having bl dribbliwi lnd ths also u third- on r tonyl. we're in phase one right now. it is tolerable. it is cooler than yesterday. temperatures kind of slide the next few days. halloween day is going to be kind of blustery and cool. the remnants of hurricane and not the storm that's l

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that's quite an extraordinary change. r: reporter: and the large vetherings have proven deadly.uses are easily spooked, triggering stamp periods like this one. >> if a stampede should occur in sgroup of this size, someone's going to be harmed. >> reporter: wildlife organizations continue to study other effects of melting ice and hope by bringing awareness about saving the environment, they will also eventually help save wildlife. carter evans carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org bay st it was the rank and >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> now at 6:00, mounting pressure against a bay area fire chief. first it was the rank-and-file. now her top lieutenants are calling for her to step down. good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm ken bastida. kpix 5's phil matier on the no confidence letter that was just delivered to the mayor and how he is now caught in

. >> r he's an impressive young man and now he's getting attention as the lead in a new public awareness campaign in montgomery county to encourage drivers to respect the school bus and to get people's attention, they did a littl role reversal. >> you illegally passed a stopped school bus. i'm placing you in time-out. >> it's a very serious subject. but when you look at our kid cop in action, it makes you realize how selfish we are. >> rep last year the state of maryland passed a law allowing cameras on school buses to snapshots of people who don't stop. montgome county has added 25. >> we've had over 700 violations in the first eight months of the program, and that's way too many. i w showing people with humor to not pass stopped school buses and to respect the bus. >> rep those who are caught passing stopped buses get $125 citation in the mail or even worse, get one of these guys. seriously consider keeping the police departme because we do have fast cars. >> r reporting in montgomery county, zachary kiesch, news4. >> i think he's got a career > well, two new driving laws are now in ef

you're a democrat and i am a democrat, but it is far more important, not if you're an r or a d, if you a c or a d, constructive or destructive in the legislative process. we've got a capital c and i am grateful to him for coming and joining us. of thank you all very much. [applause] >> in a moment we will show yesterday's debate between republican governor candidates. snyder was elected in 2010 with over 58% of the vote or it the to cover transportation, pensions, same-sex marriage did the political report lists this as a tossup. debate, wehow that will show you some candidate ads that are running. thing's first. when you elected me governor, spending was out of control. we've reversed all that. we have for balanced budgets in a row. we are rebuilding michigan. education, health care, jobs. this recovery will last for generations. >> i am running for governor because rick snyder's economy might work for the wealthy, but is not working for the rest of michigan. with thousands of jobs on the line, i fought to rescue the auto industry. i will cut middle-class taxes. i will reverse the edu

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that the man they shot dead in jerusalem today was the prime suspect in trying to assassinate an israeli r>> yes. the man thought to be a 32-year-old man, he worked at the restaurant of the complex where the assassination took place. he came on a motorbike and he shot yehuda glick, and when he was killed at his home, police found a motorcycle and a gun, which they are examining to prove if it was him or not. but they think it was him. so yeah, this is what triggered all of this. >> there's a november deadline i think to try and resolve talks or bring about talks between palestinians and israelis. is there any optimism at all that any agreement can be reached? >> at the moment, there is no optimism about any, but this is the nature of the palestinian-israeli talks. they go on and on. and there is always a window of opportunity which never comes, but we never know. >> okay. thank you very much indeed for bbc arabic. >>> rescuers in sri lanka have stepped up efforts to find victims of a landslide. hundreds of troops have been using heavy equipment to dig through tons of mud that buried the ti

but it's far more important, not that you're in an r or d or a cod, but you're a constructive and notn the legislative and political process. he said cry to be a constructive. try to be a capitol c. we have a capitol've right here some aim grateful for him coming to south dakota to join us tonight. thank you all very much. [applause] >> according to the bureau of justice statistics 1.5 million people are in prison in the united states. next, two ex-con vices, a former prison warden and an investigative reporter, discuss incarceration rates and criminal justice reforms. this is an hour and 15 minutes. good evening and welcome. in particular if this is your first visit. we welcome you for the first time. for those who are return visitors, welcome back. my name is dr. bob ross, the president of the california endowment. this is one of a series of evening conversations we have about issues of the day, typically health and civic minded issues of the day. this particular conversation tonight is timely and compelling and powerful. this issue -- the topic of the issue and the timing is intere

it's not what you have a d after your name or an r opinion.hen the biggest biggest scandals under treasury was under treasurer malone and chief of staff was beth lindstrom. i see on my record i'm happy to stand up to anybody who breaks the law whether it's democrat or republican. i brought over 70 cases of public corruption and i started in the integrity division. people who should be held accountable, people from my own party. i think it's about your accountability to what your record is. i will be a governor who will make sure we will have the right balance which is for the people of massachusetts not the democrats or republicans. [applause] >> moderator: charlie do believe -- baker: wanted greg sullivan thinks he would stand up for policy and breaking the law including the speaker of the house. the follow-up question with respect to this was just talk about the health connector again. here you have probably the worst rollout in the united states of america associated with implementing the affordable care act. every other state that had a ro

graphed out as billions of dollars invested in r&d per new drug. this is anxponential graph, but it's not the exponential graph we like to see in digital, moore's law. this is a negative exponential. what this means is that over the last 60 years we're getting dramatically less drugs per dollar invested in drug development. this isn't one company. this isn't one business. this is an industry that is not able to make its products faster and better and cheaper. this is something we expect from every digital technology. even though drug development is very high-technology, it's really not giving us the medicines we need. last year only 27 new drugs were approved. cancer. the business model of the pharma companies isn't hard to understand. it's the same one used by hollywood. they go out and find interesting projects. they bring them in house. they polish them. they get them through censers. the fda and the drug case drug development and then they're marketing and advertising teams start to work to deliver it to the public. it's really long. it's really risky. it

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